Whist Party Held By Salle Charite in Biddeford
Eleven tables were in play at the weekly progressive whist party held by Salle Charite in Biddeford. Special prizes were awarded to Edward Jariz Leo Martin Jean Paul Paquette and Mrs Sylvia Caron. High prizes for women went to Mrs Jeannette Jariz Marie Anne S grange and Jeannette Courtois. Adelard S Ours Medley Beaulieu and Harold Hill won mei s ig prizes. Refreshments and entertainment followed the games with an arrangements committee listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salle Charite
Biddeford
Edward Jariz
Leo Martin
Jean Paul Paquette
Sylvia Caron
Jeannette Jariz
Marie Anne S ‘Grange
Jeannette Courtois
Mei
Adelard S. Ours
Medley Beaulieu
Harold Hill
Adelard St. Ours
Arsene Lizotte
Simone Cote
Rachel Neault
Alfred Grenier
Marcel Garon
Lucien Ruel
AMVETS Day Observed by Saco Post
Boucouvalas-Dupuis AMVETS post held an AMVETS Day observance at the post home on Spring Street in Saco. Mayor Cote and officials attended the program featuring a Pearl Harbor remembrance, a talk on city government, and new member ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amvets
Pearl Harbor
Boucouvalas-Dupuis Amvets
Spring Street
Saco
Charles Cote
Earl Clappison
Evelyn Kimball
Boucouvalas-Dupuis
Post
Benjamin Currier
Mr. Currier
Clinton Fecteau, Jr
National Amvets
Harold Strout
State Amvets
West
Clappison
Cote
Fec‘eau
New Hampshire Man Fined $100 for DUI on Maine Turnpike
William B. Fish Jr 23 of Smithtown NH was fined 100 dollars by Judge Hilary Mahaney in Saco Municipal Court for driving under the influence on the Maine Turnpike. In lieu of the fine he received 30 days in Alfred county jail. State police were the complainants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Fish, Jr
Smithtown
N. H
Hilary Mahaney
Saco
Maine
Mahaney
Alfred
Fish
Dance Winners Announced By Lightning Club Biddeford
The Lightning club in Biddeford named the waltz and jitterbug contest winners at a last night meeting in York county. Winners include Betty Coyne Roger Provost Joy Hutchinson Red Dutremble Priscilla Boisvert Steve Fleurant Tonie Saucier Earl Pennell and more contestants listed. Mechanics classes postponed until year start, bowling ends in about three weeks, basketball to replace bowling. Open house planned for December 18 for parents. Christmas gift exchange planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York County
Lightning Club
Biddeford
Betty Coyne
Roger Provost
Joy Hutchinson
Red Dutremble
Priscilla Boisvert
Steve Fleurant
Tonie Saucier
Earl Pennell
Robert Morin
Claudette Berthiaume
Philippe Lagassee
Sandra Vadnais
Dennis Girserd
Rita Bouthot
Gil Seaver
Lynn Seaver
Butch Buckley
Vivian Beaulieu
Bobby Labrecque
Jackie Pinkham
Norm Dumont
Gail Rackliff
Lou Caron
First project completed for New Year’s Eve ball tickets
Ronnie Littlefield Moe Menard and Dick Johnson led the class as Bob Watson head of activities spoke on badminton. Secretary Paul Cordeau read the minutes and Paul Desmarais gave the maintenance report. Ralph Pre jean will address maintenance this week. Norman Trottier gave roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnie Littlefield
Moe Menard
Dick Johnson
Bob Watson
Paul Cordeau
Paul Desmarais
Ralph Prejean
Norman Trottier
Master Mason Degree at Saco Lodge
The December meeting of Saco Lodge F A M featured a Master Mason degree for a class of candidates at Saco Masonic hall. Rober Knox served as worshipful master in charge of the degree, business session. Refreshments followed in the living room with the next meeting set for January 4 to elect 1961 officers. In Surinam a tribe of mysterious white Indians is noted dating to the Stone Age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Lodge
A. M
Saco Masonic Hall
Rober Knox
Surinam
Dutch Guiana
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Green
S&h
Main Street
T-Bone
Oleo
Simard
Franklin Street
Cukes
Alfred St. Lot
The
Central Theatre
Alfred Street
Farm Fresh Foods
Jerry’s Meat Mart
George Nicholas
Herbert Estes
Florence Sullivan
E. Benjamin Currier
Saco Post
America
Harold Russell
National
Fecteau
Currier
New Hampshire
Ritz Gown
Old Orchard Street
Old Orchard Beach
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